ken allen told the jury the reason mark weinberger recommended sinus surgery for phyllis barnes was greed. mark weinberger needed money to support his lavish lifestyle, allen told the court, and sinus surgery is what paid the bills. >> will you please tell us your name and spell your last name for the court reporter. >> michelle kramer. >> allen put weinberger's ex-wife michelle on the big screen to talk about their high life. >> we had a yacht that was in the mediterranean half the year and in the balm bahamas the other half of the year. >> in prerecorded testimony, michelle told the court that the phyllis barnes case weighed heavily on her husband's mind the week before he abandoned her. >> he was constantly fretting and worrying about the lawsuit, becoming increasingly paranoid and anxious. >> shawn barnes, phyllis' daughter, also told the court of the devastating effect her mother's death had on her life. her father had died of brain cancer 18 months earlier. >> i basically had to grow up overnight. suddenly had bills to pay, was in danger of losing my house and i had to go to school.

and though he may not look like a working class hero in his tailored suits, ken allen says his father worker, like many of weinberger's former patients. in fact, allen says he worked in the mills himself as a teenager. that's him behind the wedding mask. >> a lot of my colleagues as lawyers somehow think they morph into something different once they get a law degree and all of that. and i know who i am. i knew where i came from, and i don't forget that. >> though hard to prove, ken allen believes his lawsuit on behalf of phyllis barnes and her subsequent death are what caused mark weinberger to flee. >> weinberger realized at that juncture that his gig was up. he knew, having killed someone, that it was not something he could easily sweep under the rug. >> and so, with prosecutorial zeal, this personal injury attorney hired private investigators to chase down rumored sightings of mark weinberger. in china. israel. and france. >> it was almost like sightings of elvis because we would get tips or leads that we'd follow up on to a blind alley. >> but it was in this remote corner of italy

weather watcher temperatures checking in in the 30's, we have ken net willingboro right around freezing, allen in delran, 29 degrees in his backyard, and jen any cherry hill hill. temperatures are miler compared to what we dealt with about 24 hours ago. we will show raw live look right now. center city, you can see it is dry here as well. do you have couple of low clouds out there. but some areas dealing with some breaks in the clouds. they start out the day with a little sunshine before conditions deteriorate, especially later on this afternoon. and tonight. it is 34 degrees right now in philadelphia. right around freezing in wilmington. 36 degrees in dover. at 35 up in allentown, 34 in the poconos. how about that? starting the day out above freezing. even up there, waking up in media this morning, it is 34 degrees, 36 in pottstown. thirty-two in willow grove. it is 33 degrees, that's starting out your day in doylestown. storm scan3 shows dry for now, look at the breaks in the clouds, down into portions every south jersey, near vineland, near atlantic city, often near dover, maybe even in wil

ken dilanian, kelly o'donnell, pete williams and bob bennett. >> now joining me, michael allen and carol lee, nbc national political reporter. thanks to all of you for being here. seth, i want to start with you and get your reaction. how significant is this guilty plea? we are making too much of this, or are there real potential implications for manafort and the president? >> i think this is incredibly significant. bob mueller's focus is to work his way up through the operatives in the campaign. he's moved one step closer, a significant step closer to that goal. and when you look at it, you see trump jr., kushner and manafort being the ones inside that trump tower meeting. the one that had the closest contacts with the russians by all accounts. and now we have a person that knows paul manafort intimately, knows his history for ten years, can tell bob mueller where the bodies are buried in that underlying case against paul manafort putting incredible pressure on paul manafort to then flip and then walk bob mueller right into that meeting at trump tower. >> he wants to get inside that meet

ken net willingboro around 48. forty-four for jenny in cherry hill. same temperature for, len, in cherry hill that makes sense. allen in delran says 44 where he lives. charles in bass, pennsylvania at 40. and then, ed in chesterfield is checking in around 44 degrees. we will show you, yeah, we have more rain that is heading our way, but that mild weather , that is going to be moving in throughout the weekend is courtesy of the warm front that will help those numbers on the rise in the 50's today and around 60 degrees as we head into tomorrow but we will be dealing with several rounds of rainfall, drying will begin late on sunday and that will happen behind a cold front. in the meantime we have kind of a messy start to the day, look at these low cloud out here over center city a lot of locations actually dealing with the lowering of that cloud deck and fog conditions. we have dense fog advisories in place for chester and lancaster counties until 8:00 this morning. visibility is just ideal and those are not the only locations that are seeing the fog, in fact, in millville, visibility are .3 miles or less, and very lit